Saint Seiya Saori Kido Novels & Stories

Selvia didn't understand a thing Sora was saying. “Don't worry! You can trust me. I am taking to the hospital. You need medical attention.” Selvia spoke in a low tone as she started the car and started driving. While Sora had already passed out in the passenger seat due to the exhaustion. Loid gasped loudly, it felt like Sora was calling him. His head was pounding and his vision was blurry. He couldn't say why he felt that way. Loid tried to recall what happened before. “Like I am the maiden of the dark magic of hell, Sora is the maiden of heaven, wielding the unparalleled magic of heaven.” Those were the last words that were echoing in his head. Loid forced himself on his feet. Leaning agai

A knock. Urgent. Sora’s second-in-command, a wiry woman named Fen, entered, breathless.“Your Majesty. There’s someone at the eastern gate.”My heart leapt.“Who?” Kira asked.“She won’t give her name. But she’s wounded. Burned. And she asked for you.”I didn’t wait for more. I was already moving, boots echoing down the stone corridors, cloak dragging behind me like a second shadow.The woman was slumped against the gate post when I arrived, blood crusted on her brow, her armor scorched. But even beneath the soot and pain, I recognized her.Sora.She looked up as I approached, and the eyes that met mine were wrong.Not broken.Changed.“Sora,” I breathed, falling to my knees beside her. “Where are the

KAIDA I stood between realms, a fragile dam against a rising tide of spirits. Following the light radiating from each apparition within the estate, I anchored as many souls as I could, ushering them into the afterlife. My body felt like a hollow vessel; I could no longer feel the ground beneath my feet, yet I moved with desperate resolve. I had to protect my pups and my mates from the Gashadokuro’s impending assault. I could sense its birth—a dark, rhythmic pulsing that hammered against my skin.

Hiro “Already told you I don’t fix shite,” Sai snaps against Ayame’s pain. Her vulnerability. “You want a shoulder to cry on, call Farm Boy. Breaking things is my only point and purpose,” Sai slams back into the chair, shoving the bread pudding in his mouth before the leash he’s keeping on himself snaps.

It would serve as a reminder of their connection to Kidom, a symbol of the continued harmony they would strive to protect. Embracing their new roles as guardians of Kidom's symphony, Aric and Kaida set out once again, their hearts alight with the melodies that resonated through their very beings. They knew that the symphony's legacy was a lifelong commitment, a perpetual composition of compassion and unity in a world where magic and wonder danced hand in hand.

"Now I'm certain that Lady Meiji is a half-human, half-ghost entity. Destroying the Pagoda of Nations and removing the worship offerings will slow her growth. Finding and destroying her hidden soul at Saintess Mountain will kill her for good." Kiran's face showed determination. "If that's the case, I'm confident I can destroy her." Sue nodded. "You should be confident. She can't physically attack you." Kiran nodded, then asked, "What about Aoki Kosner?" "Aoki Kosner is essentially a product of the interplay between Yin and Yang forces. She was born at the foot of Saintess Mountain, and because her father is Liam Murphy, she was born with a unique set of astrological signs and a destiny that

I felt sorry for Sia. “Calls himself Saturn and he is no joke. Everything about him screams bloodshed and war.” I answered. “I think it is time you stop talking,” Keiran glared at me. I shrugged. “If you want me to stop speaking the truth, I will obey but no that our days are numbered, Kieran.” ‘The goddess will make a great ally, Sage, you should help her gain freedom.’ Oracle said to me. I would do that but not this time. Kieran and Sia were having a sort of internal conflict and me trying to stake my claim on Aurora would only make things worse. I needed to bide my time.

Xavier danced with me as he picked out little conversations which I keep zoning out barely able to keep myself awake. I felt an unfamiliar tingling piling up in my guts. Oh shit! “Lyra” I hear Sage call out my heart dropping at the way his tune sounded. Sage slips his hands through my waist drawing me to him possesively, like I was his price jewel he didn’t want to lose. His action made my back crash to his dominating figure, as his grip gutted tighter on my waist, urging me to bite on my lower lip. “Get to the car” he mumbled to my hearing while he sent glares at Xavier.

asked Sekora eyes narrowed. “That is for me to know and you to find out soon.” Said Kariya with a smirk. “Kariya!” exclaimed Sekora shooting a blast of energy from her staff, which he blocked by cloaking himself in a veil of wind. Kariya then shot blades of wind at Sekora cutting her and ripping her armor. Sekora activated her Star Burst magic and fired Star Stream which was blocked by Kariya’s wind cloak. Then she flew up, put her hand through the wind cloak and used a move called Star blast where her hand glowed blue and blew Kariya breaking the wind cloak and blew Kariya back. Kariya then used his wind Furiyu to come back onto the mountain. They clashed weapons as over and over blocking e

The Southlands priest once prophesied that the Duke of Winslet's house would produce a Saintess who could command every beast alive. I'd hidden the golden serpent mark on my wrist since childhood, but my cousin, Rose Winslet, flaunted a poisonous snake coiled around hers every day. When the marriage decree came, she got exactly what she wanted: the Crown Prince. I was given to the Seventh Prince instead, a man with two ruined legs whom the entire court despised. For six years after that, I trained hawks to carry messages and drove wolves through enemy lines, and it was my hands that put him on the throne. The day he was crowned, I told him, overjoyed, that I was the true beast-commandin